
You Are My All In All (Tommee Profitt & Brooke Griffith)

You Are My All In All (Tommee Profitt & Brooke Griffith)


You Are My All In All
Tommee Profitt & Brooke GriffithSynth Strings Details
Download the Orchestration for You Are My All In All by Tommee Profitt & Brooke Griffith, from the album Even So Come: A Worship Album. This song was arranged by Jared Haschek / Daniel Galbraith in the key of Eb, F, Gb.
| SongID | 28068 |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Album | Even So Come: A Worship Album |
| Artists | Tommee Profitt & Brooke Griffith |
| Authors | Dennis Jernigan |
| Arrangers | Jared Haschek, Daniel Galbraith |
| Publishers | Shepherd's Heart Music |
| CCLI Song No. | 825356 |
| File Type | |
| Original Key | Gb |
| Available Keys | F, Gb |
| Meter | 4/4 |
| Tempo | Slow |
| Theme | Atonement, Blessing, Blood, Communion, Cross, Crucifixion, Easter, Jesus, Lamb, Lamb Of God, Praise, Sacrament, Sin, Strength, Treasure, Worship, Worthiness, Shame, Weakness |
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